helenzambart.bsky.social
Doctor and professor infectious diseases and international health. Interested in justice and fairness, dogs and all good things!
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This excellent piece alerted me to the poem.
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Hi I’m Helen Ayles. ID physician and epidemiologist living and working in Zambia for 27 years now. Passionate about TB/HIV, proud “randomista”. Work at Zambart ( need to get them on here), employed by LSHTM and still hold honorary NHS contract in Brighton, UK
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William Bishai gave a very good explanation from mice which had both XX and XY in gonadally male and female. It seemed that it was mostly down to gonadal sex rather than chromosomes but that is a gross simplification on my part! But recommend watching if you can!
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Please add me- TB diehard living in Zambia
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Hi Madhu and all, I’m a clinic Cain and epidemiologist working on TB and HIV- but also other stuff, living and working in Zambia for several decades
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Yes am here- 👋 trying to post and need to find TB folk out there #TBsky!! #UnionConf2024
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Interesting and I note other studies with different immunomodulatory agents are awaited. Is there enough data to get a dose effect? Some patients received longer courses than others?
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This is my go to every year. Really simple,delicious and very forgiving of substitutions for ingredients you don’t have!!!
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Yes…. Largely obsolete now but there is a story in there as well about medical journal bias which has delayed publication….
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So glad to find you here Larry- was worried that I would miss you from the other place…..
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Me too. Hoping some others will also follow
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Rich countries never learn lessons from history. Doing the “right thing” is not only right for others but will pay rewards for them in the future. Long term we need to ensure Africa can make our own vaccines and not rely on hand-outs